Increase your influence and expand your career opportunities by validating your commitment to quality. The Quality Management Institute and ACRP have partnered in a program of education for individual professionalism and the quality management of clinical research sites.

One and Done: How Bad Is the PI Turnover Problem

It’s ruefully referred to throughout the clinical trial industry as the “one and done” phenomenon, and it’s a problem that has plagued us for years. The term refers to physicians and other medical professionals who jump into a trial to assume the duties of principal investigators (PIs). Unfortunately, many are completely or relatively inexperienced in clinical trials; they’ve taken on the role of PI in hope of adding a new revenue stream to their practice or boosting their academic credentials.

Join us in Nashville, April 12-15, 2019 for this innovative new workshop during ACRP 2019. Attendees will leave better able to describe the core elements of key regulatory guidance documents as they relate to the roles and responsibilities of the PI; list the expectations that regulatory agencies and sponsors have for PI oversight of clinical trial conduct and examine whether given situations fulfill these expectations; and explain the role, value, and purpose of competency guidelines and how they can be used to better facilitate the appropriate delegation of responsibilities to other staff.

ACRP supports clinical research professionals through membership, training and development, and certification. Founded in 1976, ACRP is a Washington, DC-based non-profit organization with more than 13,000 members who work in clinical research in more than 70 countries.

Increase your influence and expand your career opportunities by validating your commitment to quality. The Quality Management Institute and ACRP have partnered in a program of education for individual professionalism and the quality management of clinical research sites.

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